Hypothetical Arrangement Axel Vervoordt #2

Dane Patterson

United States of America, 1978

Hypothetical Arrangement Axel Vervoordt #2, 2014

Graphite and graphite wash on paper
46 x 110.5 cm

Location

Paris, France

Condition

Excellent condition

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Description

Full title: “Hypothetical Arrangement for the interior design of Axel Vervoordt #2”

Provenance

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About the Artist

Dane Patterson uses photo-realistic details to depict meticulously staged disarray in his drawings. He takes inspiration from objects and begins his creating process by photographing models precariously and playfully covered in random objects. With his particular drawing method, Dane Patterson ... see the artist page